00:00 Blue Mitchell - Who Dun It? taken from the album 'Collision in Black' 1968. 33:33 Richard 'Groove' Holmes - Down Home Funk taken from the album 'Comin' On Home' 1971.

The Break of Dawn', a full-length album from Japan's Blue in Green, a composer and guitarist of Bossa Nova and Jazz, is a Downtempo soiree of Hip Hop and Jazz styles

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Blue in Green is Emilio "Dr. Rufus" Ruffo and Soul Basement. After Da Black Connection they're back on the scene with this very interesting project blending downtempo, chillout and latin sounds. Blue in Green's first official release is a three-tracks self titled EP featuring the vocals of Joanna Coda. released May 21, 2011.

Blue in Green" is the third tune on Miles Davis' 1959 album, Kind of Blue.

Blue Funk is the fourth album by rap group Heavy D & the Boyz. The album was released on December 12, 1992 for Uptown Records and was produced by DJ Eddie F, DJ Premier, Pete Rock, Jesse West aka 3rd Eye and Tony Dofat. Blue Funk made it to on the Billboard 200 and on the Top R&B/Hip-Hop Albums chart, and was certified gold. The album spawned three singles, "Who's the Man", "Blue Funk (Heavy D)" and "Truthful (Heavy D)". Guests on the album include Terri & Monica, 3rd Eye, The Notorious .

Listen to music from Blue In Green like Rainy Streets, Voyage & more. Find the latest tracks, albums, and images from Blue In Green. Blue In Green - Instrumental rock group formed in Auckland. Heavily influenced by jazz, while including aspects of post-rock and hip-hop.

Criteria: These Funk albums were chosen and ranked based on their initial and lasting popularity, influence, impact, acclaim, and overall stature in funk music circles. Last Updated: 2016-12-16. 101. Superbad - James Brown 102. Get Up With It - Miles Davis 103. Drop the Bomb - Trouble Funk 104. Soul Makossa - Manu Dibango 105. Afreaka!

His California Album was a return to form for Bobby Blue Bland. Having turned his personal life round in 1971, he turned his career round in 1973. For the first time in nearly ten years, his album charted, spending nineteen weeks in the US Billboard 200. Suddenly, he had a critically acclaimed and commercially successful album on his hands. He would go on to make three more albums for ABC – Get On Down With Bobby Bland in September 1975, Reflections In Blue in May 1977 and Come Fly With Me in June 1978 – eventually signing to MCA Records in 1979 for I Feel Good, I Feel Fine. But for many fans – the duo of LPs he made in California with Dunhill in ’73 and ’74 remain something of a Soul Holy Grail.